Daniel ZellhubervsKing Green

Here's the thing though. Zellhuber's got serious skills when he's flowing. That anaconda choke finish over Christos Giagos showed his grappling game is legit, and he lit up Lando Vannata on the feet for a unanimous decision. But he's been struggling to put it all together lately, landing just 29% of his strikes against Johnson. Green's dangerous because he's unpredictable and scrappy, but he's also been finished in two of his last four fights.

This is a crucial bounce back spot for both guys. The crowd in Mexico City is going to be absolutely electric for Zellhuber. That kind of energy can either lift a fighter to another level or add pressure they don't need. Green's been in hostile territory before and won't be rattled by the noise.